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“Actually, I just moved here a few years ago when I was appointed as Area Leader. I grew up in Boston,” he said as he took a left and the car neared the hospital.
“Oh, another town very important to our US Revolutionary War,” Cadence noted.
Christian was smirking at her again, and Cadence couldn’t help but ask what was so funny. “Nothing,” he replied
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